You are unable to pass injection token instances between boundaries (shell to remote) at this time. It will always create a new instance, so you can use factories if you expect a default value. Instead of sharing tokens, you are likely better off using a service instance and sharing that between shell to remote. You can also use service workers, DOM events and other messaging-based solutions to pass the needed context you would otherwise be using a token for.
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Nice Article! How to pass the injection token from the shell to the remote app?
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You are unable to pass injection token instances between boundaries (shell to remote) at this time. It will always create a new instance, so you can use factories if you expect a default value. Instead of sharing tokens, you are likely better off using a service instance and sharing that between shell to remote. You can also use service workers, DOM events and other messaging-based solutions to pass the needed context you would otherwise be using a token for.